Canada scored particularly well in a category that credits a nation's willingness to reunite separated families through the immigration process. And the country's anti-discrimination policies, embodied in state institutions that promote equality and immigrant access to human rights protection, boosted Canada's ranking, as well. The country lost marks, though, for restrictions that prevent newcomers from voting or running for public office until they've obtained Canadian citizenship. In many European countries, Jedwab said, residency status is sufficient to cast a ballot or stand for election... READ FULL ARTICLE.
Canada among top nations in Europe-wide immigration study
MIPEX Team
Coordination Team
MIPEX 2015 team is fromed by the members of CIDOB and MPG, the leading organizations of the “Integration policies: Who benefits? The development and use of indicators in integration debates” project.
